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It may be hot outside, but here is a recipe to keep you cool inside! Dark Chocolate Chunk Ice Cream. Preparation Time: 10 minutes or less Ice Cream Machine Time: 20 - 30 minutes (varies with each machine) Servings: Ten 1/2-cup servings Ingredients: 1 cup whole milk, well chilled 2 cups heavy cream, well chilled (I prefer sweetened heavy cream) 2/3 cup King's Cupboard Dark Chocolate Chunk Hot Chocolate mix, including the chunks 1/4 cup granulated sugar 1 tsp pure vanilla extract Combine the milk and sugar in a medium bowl. With a whisk or a hand mixer, mix the two ingredients together for about two (2) minutes on low speed or until the sugar is dissolved. Measure 2/3 cup of The King's Cupboard Dark Chocolate Chunk Hot Chocolate. Remove all chunks from the measuring cup or bowl and place on a cutting board. Chop the chunks into tiny pieces. Add the Hot Chocolate mix and the chunk pieces to the medium bowl and mix for one (1) minute on low. Stir in the heavy cream and vanilla. Pour the mixture into your ice cream maker's freezer bowl. Follow your machine's instruction book to start and operate the unit. If you wish, store your ice cream in the freezer for an additional one to two hours to make it firm. "Indulge & Enjoy" |
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